Morgan Anne Whitlock

Ms. Whitlock was born and raised in Wilson, North Carolina. She earned her undergraduate degree from NC State University, where she competed as a member of the Wolfpack tennis team. She later attended the David A. Clarke School of Law at the University of the District of Columbia, where she received the Dean’s Cup in recognition of her exceptional public service. During law school, she served on the Judiciary Committee of the Student Body Association and worked as a teaching assistant in a course examining governmental responsibilities during national disasters. In her final year, she completed more than 800 hours of pro bono legal work under the supervision of a licensed attorney and professor, representing low-income clients in Washington, D.C. After graduation, Ms. Whitlock joined a personal injury law firm in Virginia, where she found a deep and lasting commitment to advocating for those harmed by others’ negligence. She later practiced at a Washington, D.C. firm before co-founding Roeser & Whitlock, LLP. In 2017, she established Whitlock Law, LLC, where she continues to represent clients who have suffered injuries. Her litigation practice includes motor vehicle collisions—ranging from auto and motorcycle crashes to tractor-trailer accidents—as well as claims involving police misconduct and unsafe property conditions. Ms. Whitlock has litigated cases in both the District and Circuit Courts of Virginia and Maryland and is admitted to practice in the state and federal courts of both jurisdictions. She maintains active membership in the Virginia Trial Lawyers Association and the Maryland Association for Justice. A former Secretary of the Loudoun County Chapter of the Virginia Women Attorneys Association, Ms. Whitlock has also contributed her legal skills as a volunteer in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina. In her personal time, she enjoys camping, reading, and attending sports events. She currently resides in Montgomery County, Maryland.